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OREGON.
An Effort to Have Wizards Projected
Portland Hotel Completed,

FortIahu HOteI CompIeted.
fCopyigt, 1887, BY 0e California Associated Pres
PORTLAND, December 9th-A meeting of
citizens was held to-day to consider a
measure looking to the completion of the
hotel begun here four years ago by Henry
Willard on the block bounded by Morrison,
Yamhill, Sixth and Seventh streets. 1t is
opposite the Postoffice. A proposition was
submitted offering Mr.. Willard bonus of
$150000 to complete the building accord
ing to the original plans, and to furnish
and operate it as a tirst-class hotel. The
proposition is also open to any other per-
son or corporation. 1t is understood that
Willard has tacitly promised to use his best
efforts to secure the completion of the ho-
tel. There was subscribed to the fund at the
afternoons meeting $52, coo, and it is be-
lieved that the entire amount can be raised
within week
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At a meeting of the Chico Board of Trade
on Thursday evening, General Bidwell
made an offer to the Board to donate tract
of fifty acres Of his land, lying mile and
half from town, to the State Board of
Forestry for sp experimental station.
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THE ATLANTA.
Secretary Whitney's Bugaboo Again Un-
der Discussion

WASHINGTON, December 9th-The report
of Captain Bunee, commanding the cruiser
Atlanta, and the Endorsement of the Bu-
reau officers of the Navy Department upon
the subject, were made public to-day. The
only new phase of the matter is the in
dorsement of Secretary Whitney. which
disposes of the subject in the following
language: THE Department deems that
the Atlanta should have some continuous
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The House of Political Corruption.

Copyright 1887, by tle California associated Pressl
New YORK, December 9th.-The begin
ming of 1888 will witness the almost COM
plete alienation of the Republican element
from the government of this city and the
establishment of the Democracy in full
contral of all the departments This has
not been the case before since 1857. With
the exception of the Police Board, the Re-
publicans viii have no representation as
chiefs in any single department of the
government.
Republican Caucus Committee.
WASHINGTON, December 9th.-The Sen
ate Republican Caucus Committee finished
its list of committee assignments at 2
o'clock this afternoon. A Republican eau
Gus is called for tomorrow morning.
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A BREATHING SPELL.

Morrow's Case Goes Over for Trial Six
Weeks Hence.
ICopgig, 1857, 5s ase cGlJs'7'ia Assoeiea Press.l
SANTA Rosa, December 9th.-Robert F.
Morrow and his couEsel, W. w. Foote
and Colonel George Piournoy, for tbs
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BLAINE'S ANSWER

To the Presidents message, as contained in
his Paris interview with the New York
Tribune correspondent, is accepted as the
joinder of the issue on the tariff question
with Cleveland. That Blaine will receive
the Republican nomination at Chicago on
June 10Th is regarded as foregone con-
clusion.
The Star tonight says: " His opponents,
while privately expressing doubts as to his
strength particularly in New York, appear
to have no hopes Of stemming the tide that
has set in his favor. Every political move
seems to turn in his direction, so far as the
nomination is concerned. His strength in
New York is questioned by many. It is
said that the stalwart element in that State
though quiet at present, is as strong as
ever, and will be as potent against Mr..
Blaine on election day; that he will have
the same opposition to contend with
that confronted him in 1884, and that
his chances of carrying that State
will be lessened by meeting this time
with united Democracy, strengthened by
Cleveland's s administration. But even this,
it is thought, will be powerless to defeat
him in Convention, and it is claimed for
him by his friends that, with the platform
he has laid down for himself, he can carry
Virginia, West Virginia, Tennessee, North
Carolina and Alabama. The Democrats
concede that he could carry Virginia by
large majority, should the Democrats in
the House fail to repeal the tobacco tax,
and he would stand the same chances un-
der those circumstances in North Carolina"
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Congressman E. C. Deering, who died
at Usage, Ia, was born in Denmark, Me,
In 1850 he went to California, where he
made considerable money, and returning TO
Maine in 1852, he embarked in the manu-
facture of paper.
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The GiIroy Cannery.

Copyright, 1857, by Tie California associated PressI
GILRoY, December 9th.-The cannery
stock was all taken 10000 shares) in one
day, and company will be Incorporated
next week. The plant will be ready for
operation early next season. This favorite
project has been much talked of, but here
tofore it was apparently impossible of ac-
complishment. 1t has now given new
life to the prospects of south Santa Clara
vallev
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Mrs. Maggie Montgomery, young mar
ried woman, stabbed her husband. Alex-
der Montgomery, in the abdomen, during
quarrel, at their residence, in Green Point,
n. Y, Thursday night
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GREAT TRAFFIC.


Hundreds of Loaded Cars at Ogden Wait
ing for Locomotives.
Copyright, 1857 by tie California Associated Pressl
SALT LAKE, December 9th.-Your CORE
spondent has Investigated the rumors of
freight blockade at Ogden. The officials
there say they keep everything moving,
but are troubled by the want of enough
engines. They have large quantity of
coal going west. but give preference to
other freights. Railroad men here say the
movement of freight through Ogden has
been delayed for day or two because of
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TELEGRAPHIC RREVITIES.

Congressman Thompson expects to have
every Republican working on Mare Island
bounced"
Bull fights are in progress in Paso del
Norte, Mexico, and many exciting scenes
are being enacted in the ring.
John keenan,, of Jake Sharp Doodle
fame, is investing large sums of money in
Canada, presumably for his pals.
William Taylor has been arrested at Napa
for manslaughter, for killing an Italian
named Antoine, in the redwoods, last Sun
day.
Military authorities at Halifax say that
the story circulated last night of an attempt
to explode the gun cotton tank at Georges
Island was hoax.
The jury in the case of LIE Roy, for the
killing of F. NJ. Fridges, at Visalia. after
being out sixteen hours, brought in a YER
dict of manslaughter.
AT Winslow, thirty miles west of Hol-
brook, A. T., cowboy named John Taylor
attempted to ride into Pages saloon, and
was shot dead by the bartender.
John Hutcheson. Governor of British
Columbia, left suddenly on Monday night.
1t is said that he is a defaulter to a small
amount. Heis supposed to be at Port An
geles.
Armstrong Brothers & Co., of Glasgow,
the largest operators in the iron ring, have
failed, owing to the rise in the price of pig
iron. The iron markets there are excited.
and there is great amount of speculation.
A good many veneered buildings are be-
ing put up in San Diego. These are wooden
structures built inside the fire limits, in
closed with single brick wall on the
sides, so as to comply with the city ordi-
nance.
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The stakes in the Carney-McAuliffe fight
have been Withdrawn, and the fight is now
entirely off.
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SPYING OUT THE LAND.
a Representative CoIored Man of MOI
Carolina InsnectiDp. TI,;. Sao+.,,,

a Representative CoIored Man of NortI,
Carolina Inspecting This Section.
Marcus Langly, an intelligent colored
citizen, arrived in Sacramento yesterday
from the eastern portion of North Carolina.
He comes here to spy out the land, and
make arrangements for an immigration of
his people to this coast. A representative
of the RECoRD-UNIo met Mr.. Langly last
evening, and found him to be an intelli-
gent and interesting gentleman. He was
delighted with California and with Sacra
mento. After being introduced, be handed
the reporter some manuscript, remarking,
Those are my credentials, sir" They
read as follows:
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Not Accident.
ICoplriaht, IS, 6g be CaLifor7.ta Associased I,

ICoplgRt, 1887, by the California Associated Fressl
NAPA. December 9th.-Antone, reported
accidentally shot last Sunday, proves to
have been murdered and William Taylor
has been arrested. The latter had an alter
cation with Antoine Sunday, and he and
one Lang went to Antone's cabin, where
Taylor killed Antoine. The story of acci-
made up by Taylor and Lang. The latter
since the inquest has confessed.
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Doesn't Like Balfour.

persed. Several hundred students were ar
rested.
Doesn't Like Balfour
DUBLIN, December 9th.-Lord Mayor Sui
livan, who is prisoner in Tullamore Jail,
has been notified that he will be allowed to
receive visitors for two hours daily, pro-
vided he promises that no documents shall
pass between him and the visitors. Sulli-
van says he will accept the concession, if it
does not emanate from Balfour.
Czar and Emperor.
ST. PETERSBURG, December 9th. The
Gar gave banquet last night to the
Knights of st. George, and offered toast
to the health of Emperor William, who is
the oldest Chevalier of the order. The
band played the Prassian national anthem
when the Gar offered the toast.
The Pope's Temporal Power.
VIENNA. December 9th.-At the Catholic
demonstration to complete the congratula-
tory address to the Pope, a strong feeling
was manifested IN favor of the restoration
of the papacy to temporal power.
sexton's Generosity.
DUBLIN. December 9th.-In consequence
of the imprisonment of his colleagues
Sexton will abandon his usual shrievalty
banquet and distribute 4l00 among the
poor instead.
The Financial Pulse.
LONDON, December 9th.-The stock mar
kets opened strong this morning, but have
since become weaker on the rumors that
Count Kalnoky, the Austro Hungarian
Prime Minister, had resigned.
A "Hoo-doo'd" Ship.
LONDON, December 9th.-The British
bark Embleton, which arrived at Queens
town from San Francisco, reported that on
the voyage one seaman committed suicide,
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THE GREAT ISSUE.

Republicans In Congress to Attack the
Tobacco Tax at Once.
ICopyght, 1857, by the California Associated Press
WASHINGTON, December 9th-It is re-
in the House at an early date by promi-
nent Republican for the repeal of the TO-
bacco tax. This resolution, if not smoth-
cred by the Ways and Means Committee
will be pressed for consideration as rapidly
as possible, and passed with the expectation
that the President, in view of his message
may veto it. The whole question of the
propriety of abolishing internal taxes be-
fore reducing customs duties will thus be
brought up for discussion.
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PACIFIC COAST.
TREMENDOUS BOOM IN OVERLAND
FREIGHTS.
A Stricken Mexican Community
Homicide in Tehama-Carey and
Decentralization News.
AN AFFLICTED PLACE.

IsrscIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RpooED-uNoN.l
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Home Rule, Not Disunion.

GLASGOW, December 9th.-Delegates of
the Scotch Home-Rule Union who have
been making tour of Ireland, have re-
turned and report that the Irish people are
eager for peace, that their demands are
moderate and that the National League is
the chief agency for the maintenance of law
and order. They say they are convinced
that the Irish are Home Rulers and not
Separatists. No one in Ireland fears relig-
ious persecution. The delegates declare
that the measures taken by the present
English Government are ineffective and
irritate the mass OF the Irish nation.
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POLITICAL.
THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COM.
MITTEE STARTS THE BALL.
Press Opinions on Blaine's Rejoinder
Republicans and the Tobacco
Tax-Stanford's Proposed Bill.
THE BATTLE CRY.

IsFEoiL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoED-UN1oN.l
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another was drowned, and a third fell and
broke his leg and arm.
Prince and Pugslist.
LONDON, December 9th.-John L. Sulli-
van boxed with Jack Ashton in the pres
ence Of the Prince of Wales tonight The
pugilist was introduced 10 the Prince who
expressed himself rs dc.ighted with the
performance.
Limerick Police Fooled.
DUBLIN, December 9th-The memorial
to the Manchester martyrs was unveiled at
Limerick tonight. The police were sur
prlsed and did not interfere. Six thousand
persons were present.
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Russian students on a oToot.

Moscow, December 9th.-A large crowd
of University students made an attack to-
day on NJ. Brigsloff, the Government In
spector. They also hissed Count Kapnist,
Rector of the University, and engaged in
other riotous demonstrations. A force of
Cossacks was called out to suppress the
disturbance. The troopers charged upon
the students, applying the knout vigor-
ously, and the crowd was quickly dis
persed. Several hundred students were ar
rastad
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COFFEE AS A GERMIcIDE.-Professor
Helm, as quoted in the Canada Health
Journal, has recently by many and careful
experiments shown that caffeine is death
to micro-organisms, that infusions of ami
NAL matter in coffee may be exposed to
the air without gathering mold, that the
bacilli Of cholera cannot live in coffee. and
that under its influence, the microbes gen
Grated in pus perish forthwith. The value
of coffee in typhoid and malarial fevers
has been long known, but has been attrib-
uted to the tonic effects of the caffeine on
the nervous system. By Helms showing.
however, results seems to be due to the
antiseptic properties of coffee.
= MANUFACTURE OF PINs.-It is SAID that
eight pin manufactures in New England
produce annually 100000 packs of pins.
Each pack contains 1850 pins, which
makes total yearly production of 6,72O.-
100000 pins. These are usually put up in
large cases-each case containing $4,000
pins. In England the daily production of
pins is estimated at 100000. An au-
thority on the subject says: "The manu-
facture of pins is regarded as one of the
greatest prodigies of the diversion of labor.
furnishing, as it does, 1900 articles for
the sum of IS cents which requires the
united diligence of fourteen skillful op-
orators"
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California Pensions.

TCopyrqa, 1887, By tie California associated Pyessl
WASHINGTON, December 9th.-The fol-
dents of California a. II. Powers, Sacra-
mento; Edward Power, D. L. Forts San
Francisco; Ii. w Mutt, Woodland; Jas.
NJ. Braden. Oroville; j. B Mackey, Conf
dence; A. L. Noles, Sonora; Joel Hiatt,
Healdsburg; W. A. F. Ahrteig, Colfax; D.
n. Cruson, Oakland.
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
THE PRINCE OF WALES GOES TC
SEE SULLIVAN.
Paupers Sneaking in Through Can
ada-Gobiet Gives Up Cabinet
Making-rhe Gar Etc.


SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRp-UGos.I ]
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Installation at Redding.


ICcpy7lgt, 1887, by the California Associated Press
REDDING, December 9th.-The Redding
Lodge, f. and A. M, publicly installed
their officers-elect last night. The lodge
room was crowded with ladies and visiting
brethren. After the ceremonies a bounti-
full repast was partaken of. Speeches, songs
and sociability were INDUCED in until early
this morning.
Santa Rosa Items.
ICopyriGat, 1857 by tie California Associated Press
SANTA Rosa, December 9th.-J. F. Naugh-
ton, Sheriff Z. ?. Colgan's Under Sheriff,
yesterday resigned his position, and J. d.
Barnett, OF this city, has been appointed to
fill the vacancy.
c. a. Nelson was adjudged insane to-,
night, and ordered taken to Napa.
The East Side Railroad.
iCopyrya. 1857, by the California associated Pressl
FRESNO, December 9th.-A force of 500
men arrived here tonight, supplied with
all the stock and tools to grade and con-
struct the branch of the Southern Pacific
from this city east. Work will be COM
menced on Monday.
Death of 1. s. KalIoch.
ICepyigs., 1857, bs ne California associated Pressl
WHATcoM, December 9th.-Dr. l. S. Kali
toch, ex-Mayor OF San Francisco died here
of diabetes to-day. He had been sick for
some time.
Will Make No Contest.
Icopyght, 1857, BY the California A:soeaatei Press
Los ANGELES, December 9th.-The City
Council has decided to issue certificates to
the officers elected last Monday.
The Milisiamen are Ready.
SAN Francisco, December 9tb.-[Special.l
The Brigade Assistant Adjutant- General
waited on Chief Crowley this afternoon
and, on behalf of General Cutting, offered
the services of the militia in case they
should be needed in the event of an out
break among the Chinese highbinders.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
; Oh, YES! | ALWAYS GO
STRAIGHT 10 OAK
HALL FOR CLOTHING."
"Walat a lot OF people must
be busy making it."

81 don't see how Wanna
makcr & Brown can keep
up such a big store. Their
goods wear GO we'll l save
the price OF a suit in a year.
They're SO we'll made, you
know. Seems as if two
suits last long enough for
three. They must have
thousands and thousands of
CUSTOMERS
1t is, good friends, the best
clothing in the country for
wear. The prices must be
right, for our great house
was crowded with pur-
chasers on Saturday, with
their money in their hands.
The prices are just.
Your dollars will 60 into
|circu|ation again as quick az
the workpeople bring more
goods again.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
S?JAC0BS OH.
THE GREAT REMEDY
FOR PAIN.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, soiatics, Lum-
bago, Backaohe, Headache, Tooth-
ache Sore Throat, swelliuss,
Prostitutes, SpraiDs, Bruises,
Burns and ScAlds
What 1t Is.
CURES

1ct 1t Is in one word \ euro; It Is not
Aos' merely relief and In no sense n
curo-all; 1t ID tho product CT scientific
research and was devised through the "a.
tient balancing Of effects.
o. It's In its full development that which
Su. strengthens whilo 1t eO0thes ana Bub-
dues, heels and curesi hence 1t literally con
quers pain.
"a lis not an anaesthetio to dead on for
ou' q moment an olsted pail or ache;
its fleets Are curative and permanent, anu
to the whole group Of muscular miser.es and
nervous agonios, IL acts as rem edial agent,
d,h 1t Is not merely rubofacient to irri-
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ly an eEaolllent or embrosAtion TO softon or
relax . constructed n.usc. q, ouain its specific
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the best Of those, with a superior, curative
virtue super added.
Srh 1t exerss an influence persuasive. no.
ceh. rash, insinueling and not II srsn. II
penetratss deeply buG gently searchingly
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an IL subdues easily, soo,nos inetsntly
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virtue In the direction OF n combination &C
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Every application giveI reIisf; every bot
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quality; every genuine b.ttle bears the
firms facsimile signature; every homo iI
America knows it's value; every spoken Ian
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every chemist finds 1t perfect. sold b,
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bottle.
THE OHAHI.ES A. VuGELEn CO., Bal
timore, Rad.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-23
BEE HIVE"
200 Market Street.

We commence this week with few as
tonishing bargains.
Having sold over 800 dozen pairs of
Hose for Gents, Ladies and Children In
the past few days, we now offer another
lot Of regular made rs and soc goods for
the unavoidable price of he. pair.
Children's sizes to 81, Ladies', 8 TO 81 +;
Gents, 9 to II III. The like was never
known before.
When you are out for promenade
step into the "bee Hive and examine
the good qualities of the LANGTRY fold
ing BUs1AE, which is SO popular. Also
an entirely new folding Bustlc for 25c.
eac b, that sells on tight.
case of Madras Drapery, 1215c. goods
in nice colcrings, at the unheard OF low
price Of Sc. yard. Also splendid line
Of better goods.
We have, without doubt, the largest
line Of sateens IN the city, at all kinds o.
prices, up TO s7Tc., for the choice French
Goods, and special run on some very
lnc goods at rs cents yard.
A very fortunate purchase of Summer
Dress Goods, Pink, Blue, Creams, TAM
and Black TO be sod at the popular price
of SOC.
We were never selling go many Para5ol,
as now. The reason Is correct styles ant
the urmatchable prices that tempt thu
ladies,